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GT is a real eye opener

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Having used PI's only on the beach and water, the change to the GT has been a very smooth transition....the tones are really something else.
Picked up $18 and just a handful of pulltabs this morning....bottlecaps are no longer a problem anymore. I checked out all the nulls today, and every one of them was indeed iron trash. The low tones were nearly all foil, and even broken pulltabs weren't a problem. The good tones (targets) were all coins, complete pulltabs and one or two aluminium screw caps. I backed off the sensitivity to 12 o'clock on the saturated sand with no falsing, and was then able to run at maximum sensitivity with a steady threshold and no apparent falsing on the drier sand. This was a stretch of beach that caused me headaches with a PI as I often spent two or three hours confined to a very small area...chasing hairpins and bottlecaps. My PI is now strictly for the water.
Sure do love this new machine,
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Works good, don't it???? <img src="/metal/html/lol.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":lol"> .
Sov's are pretty consistent on target response. You don't have to dig much trash before you learn to trust it.
Enjoy!!!!!
HH
 
Tony,
Try a Coiltek WOT 15 inch DD. Dry and wet sand coin vacuum cleaner with minimal sensitivity loss and good discrimination. Been reading your posts on PI forum for a long time, got a surprise to see you here.
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Well seeing as I only had one detector, a second detector was justified.. <img src="/metal/html/biggrin.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":D">
Still love my PI for the water but it's the Sovereign for the general beach sand areas...the GT's depth really surprised me, even on a variety of gold rings.
Regards,
Tony.
 
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